The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Lord Russell or Lord Malmesbury may write despatches which may commit this country , which may offend other ... John Russell's desire to maintain the peace , assisted by Prince Albert , whose death- bed exertions ensured the modification ...
... Lord Russell or Lord Malmesbury may write despatches which may commit this country , which may offend other ... John Russell's desire to maintain the peace , assisted by Prince Albert , whose death- bed exertions ensured the modification ...
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... Lord John Russell is made to say , ' I wish myself to keep quiet . I do not want to " pull about " the Crowns of Europe , and I wish I could teach my friend Tiverton so . ' And such was the popular idea of that time . Lord Palmerston ...
... Lord John Russell is made to say , ' I wish myself to keep quiet . I do not want to " pull about " the Crowns of Europe , and I wish I could teach my friend Tiverton so . ' And such was the popular idea of that time . Lord Palmerston ...
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Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. Lord Palmerston knew by instinct what the nation wished , while he only knew ... Russell is fixed to old ideas which are entailed on one party . On parliamentary reform especially we expect from Mr.
Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. Lord Palmerston knew by instinct what the nation wished , while he only knew ... Russell is fixed to old ideas which are entailed on one party . On parliamentary reform especially we expect from Mr.
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